In the current study on a clinical prospective material, mainly demarcation and extent of demineralization and osteolysis were better seen with tomosynthesis than with radiography in the AP projection.
It can be seen that the demarcation of material flow locates on the rake face instead on the tool bottom.
These producers often grow trees for other purposes (e.g., fruit, shade, boundary demarcation, or construction material) and may regularly harvest branches or rely on tree remnants for their charcoal.
It is this specialized study of material nature that explains the demarcation among the various genres constituting the beaux arts.
The descriptive categories represent a range of more or less complex experiences of physiotherapy interventions.In phenomenography the experience of the phenomenon forms a whole through separation, differentiation, demarcation and organisation of the material, which requires analysis and some interpretation of the material [ 26, 56].
Token-physicalism operates as a demarcation criterion for materialism.
The notions of value and value-relatedness are crucial to determine Rickert's material or content-related (inhaltlich) criterion for the demarcation of the sciences.
Inspectors at manufacturing sites are often presented with gifts from companies and there is an ill-defined demarcation between a "benign" offer of material goods and an attempt at inducement of an inspector by a company.
The so-called 'Transfer Law' (Verbringungsgesetz) allowed postal and customs officials to seize Eastern material thought to be subversive on the spot, at the demarcation line between the two German states (Tiepmar, 1997: p. 64).
Rather than placing religion as an enemy to material objects, Gandhi said that the Gita draws "no line of demarcation between salvation and worldly pursuits... [It shows] that religion must rule even our worldly pursuits".
The line of demarcation between the two classes of vitrified materials—stoneware and porcelain is extremely vague.
